This poses a fundamental problem to attempts at representing dementia through game design.
On the left, the justice minister, Christiane Taubira, suggested this week that the measure would be shelved, telling Algerian radio it "posed a fundamental problem in terms of national rights by birthplace, to which I am firmly attached".
This poses a fundamental problem for companies expecting performance gains with every new server that's introduced, and it's an even bigger problem for those selling the servers.
Inadequacy of available sequence information for many taxa of interest poses a fundamental problem in probe selection during diagnostic microarray design.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06213.002 The physical complexity of biological and environmental signals poses a fundamental problem to the sensory systems.
Whereas avoiding inaccuracies is simply constitutive of scholarship, the second potential problem of incomparability among cultures would pose a fundamental barrier to any methodological strategy, and so addressing this is of fundamental importance to cross-cultural analysis.
John Paulson, the manager who made a fortune out of the subprime-mortgage crisis, has performed dismally since the start of 2011.In this section The gift that goes on giving Newtown's horror Go on Mr Abe, surprise us Going the wrong way Rich managers, poor clients ReprintsBut these vehicles pose a more fundamental problem for investors.
It was recognized that, in considering these various roles, a fundamental problem is also posed, i.e., whether, given such financial and other resources as member nations may make available, FAO's activities might best be concentrated on a relatively few major tasks, or whether the Organization should try instead to provide member nations with a wider, if less intensive, range of services.
That's a fundamental problem".
This points to a fundamental problem.
